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New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
GROUNDING OF THE FULDA IN THE Bay
cApIS PASSENGERS TAKEN ASHORE IN LIGHTER


LITTLE DAMAGE DONE
The steamship Fulda, OF the North-German Llne
ran aground on the Long Island shore yesterday
afternoon and her passengers had TO be prouRh. up
.he pier in a lighter She arrived al Quarahune q,
900 D. H. and hove to for the health Oihcer 10 ooau
her. A strong flood tide was running ano "no
waiting for the doctors inspection, the vessel swung
oround so that her nose pointed down the bay. ohe
was living nearer in shore than vessels OF ner size
usually do for they require Large area III "non "
turn In swinging around toward the city tue Gu
oineer gave her too much headway, ana peiore rno
could be pointed in the proper dnec'oh '"o 'o'''
grounded. 80, N
Tho FnIda WAC not under a high rate OF speed, so
sbe did not get deep in the mud. The accident
happened at high tide, and all ehortS 10 lnoso ~ =,
then rutless. Full pressure was pt. , On the
nroneller 10 back her of, bat II e0ulu not SUR INC
vessel an inch The tide rapidly running CUT
and it was not long before the fuda drangt nlaths
be- ean to show. As soon ne captain hngh sa" 'a"o a
tbe VesseI could not be moved he sent word 10 inc
AGENTS Messrs Oelrchs 81 Co.. at NO. lowing
Gr en- Two OF the largest tugs OF inc Merritt Wleek
ing Comcany were seat down to try ana pull her OH
AZ Tns larSe phter S. Merritt went down udd toos
of the cabin passen gers There were seventy OF them
and II was long time before they and their baggage
could be transferred TO tne sl,u, rtiv bos Setore
dark Ony few OF those VINO were waiting at the
nier for expected friends knew that there had Dseh
any difficulty The band from the rave Oh .ne sa"e
line came down to the edge OF the pier anC gave
concert while the friends OF the passengers waicu anu
killed time The music was good, ana that IN IN,
measure allayed the DISAPPOINTMENT as 'ne uoy. nd
p,ssengers reported that there was no LaoiG anu
com mnaratiyeIy little excitement when the fuua
grounded. The officers and crew went among 'no'n
and quetcd all who were in any way Irlghe.he ,,o
The FuIan did not sustain any damage luttuer .nah
veoriup of the paint OF her bow III the sand III the
tugs do not succeed in getting her OH at hien 'iuo n7
morning the cargo will be shipped 10 ilehlers' 20
blame is attached the officers or the plo' VINO was
IN. .lapaa aaff I'M
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
yEvS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TRIAL OF THE REV. DIR. A. A. sCHABEHt


The ROW Dr. Adolph \. sohabehorn IA now egolng
rigid animation brOro tho cOmmssiOn appointed DS w
Presbyery Hudson TO hear the serious cnarges maze maze
against him many prominent members OF tho Nyac RES
Iyierian Church Of which he was pastor until ian,
uary O. The commission convened IN the IVA \
Presbyterian Chnrcn at II a. m yesterday ~ wa, wa,
presided over by the Rev Dr. Charles A. beattie OF
Nddetown n composed Of ave cergyen ana ihree
elders Elder Edmund Hyatt represented me ny ,h
Congregation aud TX District Attorney Alonlo Whf,inr' OF
IIavrsiraw elder n the Frc-bytery ~ counsel 1r W
Scabehorn IN clerk reId the chAgrs againrt i Scna e
horn aud that OF intemperancc vas hrst ndcfeu Aho
Uauch Imam Hess Jacob Ruin and A. A S,Imah onosiS
Sitzman that became partially intoxicated
win in chabehorn bar OF the iron steamer tygnu- on
A church e1cur-on In August Martin shupnor s"oIe 20
drinking w IA schaehOrn Tarr, town liquor store on INC
Invitation OF the latter Alan Strnbdek -"oic h "a" l
n,or I. ali M Tho boys a bar O SYack run store an !
Sltlman also SAID tipped wine glasses VII mo
pasor In iqunr store As To the charge ni u,
trutnfllnrss Trustee iieesz toll how ur Schauchoh u
told linn he $40 foreign missions aud how cr'uh
st.uces secncd Indicate thai the money was never
sent but hal remained Dr. -chahehofns pos4'H1l"l'
OF Scltb horns own congregation
good ca irdctcr and vcracity On the charge pl
conversation win women tlc near
ocluk last night. and Moderator bcatte sam
he till mOrniue II necessary Mrs A. n 0Lhiah
hOuy HauCh aud other women oI '.'o
named connection win th'
charged dubious. d. schdD"hofh clAs
much mcTrly talk, and that tho women Joihe oo
The commission VIII merely lAko
resuso their inquiry 10 INC lfoAyleB VI
Hudson who VIII TAX maj acton.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
BROOKLYN.

narado OF the police viii take place Thursday
noon from the BedOrave fountain 10 the city Hall About
500 men will the city officials Will review them
Anew Methodist Episcopal church is to be built at HerkL
mel il. and Russell place.
The police contributed sls2 26 to the Beecher Me-
Third Precinct contributed Si77 60 the
most OF all The fund now aggregates $lo.5I1.
meeting will be held to-day bv the merchants OF Fulton.
At and the officers OF the Kings County Elevated Railroad
Company to decide upon the location OF the stations
dryRoods di strict along the sNeet
contest OF the will OF Miss Mary OConnor left an
stts OF 5000 600 has been begun by Mrs Saery
claims undue influence used by
sstef Ruth OConnOr TO whom the bulk of the
left
DIR George W. Frost who had lived lonely life at the
p,errepout House. Montague ST., for eight years died
terday Before he went TO Brooklyn he
physician OF the Sailors Retreat
Island AL hotel he cared 10 speak one
100000. The funeral will The
Norayau Church at Now. DOrp, 5. l., tomorrow
Charles Ferchand who calls him self physician but is
en@aged in business piano maker arrested
of malpractice. issned
hr police Justce Massey complaint Of Katie age
Gy,san of No A8l Thlrdavc who charged him erin
,rai oncrston He committed TO Jail without bail In
January 1884 arrested like charge and kept
a. a x months pending trial Then by the failure OF an
important witness to appear against him he got Of
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
A JlJRY TO TRY GREENWELL.
INVESTIGATING THE MURDER OF WEEKS.
xnA1 WILL BE PROVED BY OIRCUMsrANTIAL EvI-

vHAT WILL BE PROVED BY CIRCUMsrANTIAL ENi-
psNcE-THE PRISONER PERFECTLY COOL
aber,nning was made yesterday in the trial OF John
Greenyell for murder in the nrst degree IN hi,'ne
lyman g. Weeks who shot through the hearV ~ ~
Rrooklyu home on the night OF March 10 The cour' ~
SESSIONS in the Brooklyn Court House was ue"' ne,
crowded and many persons turned from inc uoor'
syne nrosecuton was conducted by DistrlctAtolho'
Rtdgway while c. f. Kinsley and Eo"aru P
rearcd for the prisoner He Is snort 'h'okso' '
with the appearance OF German paroer. ms ie
head ,s covered with thick. dark hair, wmcn
- to,t his forehead The appearance Of the typical
c,lmnal is noticeaply absent He wears short brown
ustache and is fairly well dressed In confronting le
Jury he was remarkably cool -.
peore the urors were called Judge Moore informed inc
LAWYERS that challenges would have to be naoe
,bo iurvmen we're sworn. The DstrictAttorney cnai.
,enced all who admitted that they would not "
,rder In the first degree crcumstantal evidence OF
baa conscientious scrupes in regard to the oeseh
penaItv One Of the jurymen said he had preuu'oo
but no opinion After calling fortyseven names run
,be pane twelve jurors were secured lher NAMES are
s,srlng No Is HerIlmerst William G ssmmns TSn NS go %
Bedordave William Nelson NJ cnryM nv FoT No Die Gas
sonave William Freelsnd No S5 so1th Cas nrSI
s Riefsrd Bennett No 2l6O Fuonst Henry m B
HeWes'st % ,.,,roa
The opening of the case the afternoon was DELAYED
oy e % for openng the court soundy rated
nv tho indge Tho District Attorney made long au
dress outlining the strong circumstance eSlo0 ,hn
meeting the prisoner with the crime AlteI ue'"l"e ~
tragic circumstances OF the murder nc saiu'
win show that this man with Charles Miller crossed IRON
York that day and in front OF No Lod AMI
where Weeks lived up the time OF the shoo.ng a
that greenwich into the house ana Miller & t Ss
When Mrs Weeks the alarm MI ler ~ @ ~, .
panon and the house They then walked % 70 cp
and boarded ferry They got on he oat W In
and there was only other passenger on 'he ne
Prince Albert coat wlcn e nn
night ana also his S2cabre revolver and pnrenase% be
cna Although he denied having Deen IN cI
s familiar with the city worked in that d and
Tnr n,ghts after the he was AFRAID 10 go W
slsnt alarmed whenever uoor opoeu
,apsed IN come 10 Brooklyn for another IoooeIS d e.
after ard and to his companions tna' no
Weeks. ..oao
The first witness was Dr. Joseph Creamer, VINO maui
fhe nosnortem examination lie testlneu lnas M IA,
6emnrrhage caused death. III. McElroy resumed 10 c
orrectness OF diagram OF the premises where the mui
der occurred and this will be used in the irla
ING testimony will be given to-day by mrs weeks anu
Kranse and Baker, to whom Greenwich Is alegeu " o
confessed .o;~, 20 and from
the ja yesterday Greenwell and Miller Wno weae "a
sn1iced were hsndcuffed together, and the nIeenSe
drawn that Miller has made confession anu Una, AZ AZ,
Sent closely with Greenwell in order to get furlher ua
acipg admissions from him.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
SrpEpyyrEyDEyT MURRAY AyyOYED.

Police Superintendent Murray was greatly annoYed yestr
say morning 10y published reports that number OF per
,ons had been able to get pitchers filed with beer on Sunday
An the lour store at Mulberry Houston Sis close TO the
Central Office for Captain Meakn OF te Mulberry
strae demanded explanation captain Meaklh
o on duty AT the Central Ofce nearly all day on sun
Ssy sad The reporters mistaken Early III te uay
ain reporter that men anu
women had carrying cheTs Ia and OUT OF e si
nrranee 10 TIE OuOr store He sent Tor policeman ~ pam
cothes ana set him the place The ohcer olOweu
ner,ons hi, OF the house and saw them KNOCK At
oor of the quOr but they all failed 10 get lnto e DAT
room and went away with empty pitchers. Cap'
lain Meakm said he confident that none OF ule
uersons place managed 10 get any Deer OF
stronger liquid Tne superint tendent was 30 ps % t
law sunday tbat ne ulu lot
Vel time TO Headquarters In his r1de about Town ne
saw few Indications OF the sale OF liquor was suiIsou
he sad Yesterday that the police naged 10 MAKE SO IN
arrests thmk / noticed many as ODO hquor STORES
which had shades up that the deserted bars eo9 oS
ss.n think the police deserve circuit
their work In enforcing the sunday law"
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
AN UyPREcEDEYTED SEASOy FOR SHAD

Il v "
Tho catch of shad in the IIu ison this has
boen unurecedented aud the result ID claimed by the
Fsh Commission be due entirely TO artitcial propa
cation On tnIce successive days May 3, j ana o.
there were brought to this market and sold between
7o oDO and 100 o shad a day, all caught between
S,ndy Hook aud Yonkers. Retail prices sank lower
,bau ever before. Fine North River roe shad were
sod for 10 cents each, and bucks Tor cents. Even
yet tbe catch of North River shad is greater than
ever known at a corresponding season, from 10000
10 - 600 daily being received. while the price is
about % cents for roes and ID cents Tor bucks.
The season in the Connecticut ltiver' said Com
missioner Blacktord YESTERDAY. has been failure
and the caca nslgnhcant Inc cause Ia that, owing
Ia differences between the Fish Comi soncrs OF
Wa.sachusetts a.d Connecticut. they have taken no
tens TOR several years to resock the river by artificial
q Tast week" added Commissioner BlacEiord
al received from Washington 2,OO0.OU0 shaa eggs
,bicb vent 10 Cold Spring. Long Island TO be PATCHED
ont after which l,OOO,O0O Try will be put in the
streams in the vicinity OF Cold Spring, and 1000 900
4, tho Hudson ut Troy. One million five hundred
thousnnd shnd ry will be turned into tue Hudson to-
morrow at Albany; l.0O0,00O eggs will be hatcned
ant an a car which is Albany, and then :he fry
will he nut into the river, and l,OUdOO0 more will be
stnt 4, Culd Spring - be hatched and aitorward
nnt into the Hudson lille the hsh-car is at Albany
,he nslature will be invited to inspect the process
~ Matching At the station OF the state Fish Com
mission at Castleton on the Hudson, oOOO,U0O
additional try will soon be hatchcd.'
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
prRrBrR EFFORTS IN BEHALF oFMARx.

The Morris Marx are not sasned with the YER
ct Of ansiaug hter the first degree which was iouhd
against Marx his trial for killing Anna Jak0wsy ny
throwing vro face Some of those who ATTENDED he
, rh that the prisoner fortunate in not being
convicted of murier ". .. Hughes one OF tle @
lawyers who de,ended MarH asSed hsoIi'o1 n on
Smyth Yesterday 10 grant his client new ulAl on
Tie ground of newly discovered evhlen'e; ,1 ne
I'D ar adidav from Mrs Au3ustI Annery, OF NO 10
OrcnarsL winch designed TO contradict the h"s1a Nv
of The dal ld that ne bai
might nave lei Im TO Kill his Mrs. Andery esined
that Jakowsky the habit OF visit ng young woman
named Ella renamed with her AT night On on1
OCCASION the witness she heard JakOwsky WI,
a SEMI her Oa; 10 EufOpe. LtIlH,p9
She won't go back" SAID the girl Well JsEo"sKy
answered sthen we viii something e Sc" . -,
nenntv ss,stant District Attorney Purdy said in reDly
that the young Ella had been IN the court room al
with whom she lived al NO. I"4
rchsrist the defence hat not called them as WITNESSES
Recorder smyh said that he would act on 'he o'o' '
ruaru
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
ARRITAL OF THE BODY OF MGR. QUINN
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUNERAL TO-DAY AT TIE
FIFTH AvENUE CATHEDRAL.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUNERAL TO-DAY AT TIE
FIFTH AvENUE CATHEDRAL.
The Arizona with the body oil MohSPnor Vu'nn' ''o 20
Vicar General OF this archdiocese arrived here about
olock vesterdoy morning The body was In charge ot
Father Kelly and the Rev Michael c. oFarreh of st
Theresa's. who accompanied the Nic'V'"eheral 10
Europe and was with him in Paris when he ded
Shortly after o'clock, the committees in charge OF tue
tnrl having arrived the coffin hoted out OF the
hold and carried on the shoulders OF ten stout seanen 10
fine hearse that was In waiting OH the pier among inc
members OF the committees present were Mohslgnor
Farley Commissioner Brennan Eugene Kelly Blshop
OFarrell Alderman Cleary, Joseph j. ODononue D.
Rhineander Dillon, Father Layee, DR.. James o. k0che,
BRYAN Lawrence and representatives OF the Cathedrl
trIstees the S Vincent de Paul Society, the orphan
Asynm and the Catholic clergyncn ot thc clty' me
procession went directly TO the Archbishop
and The coffin was placed In the rear piilor OF faer
Taycllcs house. which heavily draped In mourning
II will remain there until today when II VIII nc re-
moved 10 the Cathedral Tor the funeral lhe puila VIII
be- at Calvary. ,. a., ,. .t,o., ~,
Masses will he said this morning NJ ihc four altar. ot
the Cathedral from tO o'clock, for the rcpose ol the
dead prelae by the Cathedral priests anu o'es o INC
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee Grand Opera House Hall,
Sp.m.
Pral OF Jacob sharp before Judge Barrett
brooklyn Jockey Club races Gravesend, 2;3O p. m.
Board Of Aldermen. noon
Greenwalls trial for murder Brooklyn.
Requiam for Vicar General Quinn. Cathedral, 1Oa M
Dinner TO Commodore Gerry New-iork Iacht CluD oven
ing
Eclectic Medical Society annual dinner Rccadonnas, $50
D.
Committee OF Trunk Line Passenger Agents ,
New. York indianapolis baseball match Polo Grounds
IN,
Twenty -seventh-st, 3 D. IN. ,.,.. q.
Associ alton for the Advancement OF Science Coheo
Columbia college s p. .,..u
NewYork Athletic Club race for Bell medal. Mott Haven
pm.
Pilot Commissioners meeting, noon.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
.IoHY IL KARDWELRs Will.

The will of John H. Wardwell who claimed the fortune
of nearly half million dollars left by James H. Paine,
the mser was filed for probate yesterday IL Is written
on single sheet Of paper Is dateo July 10 1851 anu
/ John H. wardwen OF tho cry Of NewYork being OF tho
of nftv years upward and OF sound mind ana memory
DO make and publish and declare thus TO be my ast WIZ ana
testament as foows sme snn nsI,re m
soy wife Elizabeth Wardwe 10 have and TO hold 10 her
arI use forever hereby nominate and appoint
~ vile Elizabeth C. Wardwe exeeutrk and my brother
Josepn Wardwe executor OF this my Last VIII ana tesla
mont
The witnesses are L. 7. McDermott and Colonel Ethan
Alien The will was presented BY Charles J. Babbitt,
~ho was Wardwelrs lawyer in tho Paine will contest
Citations returnable July were issued to twenty
heirs.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
pprTA11Y c1UsBED BYA POLICEMAN

David Robert Grmond OF No l60 Park Row, went to the
Staten Island Ferry Sunday take the
bay He as by the crowd against Police
mund storer of the Richmond County Police Tho officer
sruck Grmond his club and elled him the ground
Grmond and covered with blood staggered the side
OF ihe boa The follow ed and again
again storer then locked the the First Precinct
Station house and for who dressed his broken
head Yesterday morning Justice White At the TOmbs Police
Court nned $40 not knowing the facs OF the
AS discovered tho facts he remed the fne
ordered Grmond 10 make complaint against storer for
and battery In the afternoon storer appeared in the
Tobs Police Court 70 10 the charge made against
him by 0rimond storer said IN defence that Grmond had
med The accordingly adjourned pnu to-day al.
low witnesses be procured.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
TWO BROOKLYN PULPITS TACAN7.
WHY THE REcToRs OF GRACE CHURCH AND ST.
rrXEra HAVE pEeICNED.

LUKE's HAVE RESIGNED
The rectors of two of the largest Episcopal churches
in Brooklyn have rendered thel designations within
week The Rev. DR.. Snively, for many years rector
of Grace Church the Heights. has resigned MS
charge on account of continued ill health. The vessry
urged bm to take long vacation and then return 10
bis work but te decided that the interests OF the
church would be promoted by mis- permanent retire.
ment and the election OF successor. lbe 'eStry
then voted him purse OF $4,000 and accepted his
resignation Dr. Snvely will take passage Tor Europe
IN a few weeks in company with his brother, the Rev.
Mr. Snlyely rector OF st. Paus Churcn, Flatbnsh.
At ST. Luke's Church, Bro kyn, the resignation OF
the rector tho Rev. George K. Van De Water, ~ D'
was ammo unced from the chancel on suDday morning
by the senior warden Will am ii. Fleeman, snd was
received with manifestations OF intense leellne anu
regret by a large congregation leave OF absence
top one wear had been granted to him in order TO
enable him to become the first General Missioner Oh
The Paroctial Mssion Society The Vestry bad not
suceeeded in finding substitute tor him Tor go snort
n reriod, but all ficuties would probably nave oeen
overcome If he could have been definitely released
from his diocesan luties at Garden City In connectoh
with the Cathedral schools and other institutions
there which have occupied much OF his time curing
the last two years. Finding that he o0uld not agree
IN dey tie all his energies to the parish at tne exfa
tion of the leave OF absence and that the biShop
wonld insist upOn the Continuance OF his laooib ~
harden CITY, Df Van De Water decided abrup Iy on
Friday last TO reign the rectorshp and to leave the
docese The vestry after iull and frank eXehhpeo
of views accepted the resignation, when WIZ tahe
effect almost Immediately. Dr. Van DE WAFER wiz
hold his first services General Missioner IN Deh'
Col next month The call recently extended 10 nun
bv ST. Andrews Church, Harlem. has betn renewed
and IL il not proba bic that he will accent IT at tue
elo,e Of his mission engagements. Inc salary
altered is $50. .0o0,
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
CLEARED


s,,.r.r Saint ponans ff,r Campbell Liverpool-Chas
Steamer Jersey city (Br HOrlO Bristo-James Arke''
steamer Gergovis CFrl Fabre Marsees-J Eiweu 70
Steamer Portia Brl Dawson. st tJohns' NJ via
Steamer Gayandotte, Kelley. Newport News aud "es'
Point. Va-Old Dominion IS Co /-. po,r, and
wyanoke. Hulphers. Rchmond i oy pn 81 Co "
ship stephan (Gerl Merzanlch' han""s
ship John Mann Beveridge Rotterdam whitney w.
Ship Dunrobn (Brl. Scott Antwerp snow s BURGESS
Ship Austria nr) Dextor LOnd0n-Snow x Burgess rsra
shp Me Figlo AUST Golubovlch. Salonca-Funcn IuSo
Ship st Ciond Br) Patten John NB-Boyd HincSen
Bark Rialto (Br, Payne Melbourne, Aus-h " oa"iooA
& Co, - -yoo, a. 70
Bark Maria (Ger wernken. Bremen hermann noop 70 70
Bark iod iEletsen Bremen-C TOBIAS 70
Bark Peacemaker Brl CassOn, Rotterdam nios
Bark Aumbagh fr) Cunning Liverpoo-Ihos h nos ES1s
Bark Libertas (Ger Mnde Plymouth. Eng-fuuen' Hu''
& Co
SAILED.
Steamers saturnina for Antwerp River Avon, ST JOINS
PR: Stanford. Baracoa; Guyandotte Newport News
Bark ROYAL Alexandra Batavia for orders strath
muir, saigon Dunrobn. AntwerP stormy fetrel o''on"
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LoxpoN. MAY leArrved. steamer France tBr) Hadley'
QUEENSTOWN May iG-Arrived steamer Aurana tBrl
Hams from NewYork May on her way TO LSerpOoi snu
souTnAMProx May 15-Arrved. steamer Werra tGerl
Bussu from New York May II on her way to Bremen anu
sailed steamer Ebe tGer) Meyer from Bremen hence for
LARSE May i4-sailen stsamsr state of Georgia tBrA
Noodle from glasgow hence for NewYOr ,.,
LIzARD Nav l6-Passed steamer otranto (Br hippetn'
from New.YOrk on her way TO Hull ,, NAV,
DUNSET HEAD May l6-Passed steamer IhngValIa iDan|'
from her way to NewYork. o..,
HAMBURG. May l6-saied. steamer Hammona (eer)'
AMSTERDAM NAV i6-Arived steamer zaandam tDtch)
Van der Zee from New-York. .,... u.ro.nr ,ps,o,
Meyer. from NewYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
rur D,Ry IN THE AsHSCOW

Tbe police have not able TO explain how "e ooS
baby came 10 be dumped from an ash-eht ho ''" ""
r,,,, :. 80, s,tnriav night Four were used TO
aut and garbage tho Fifteenth fre nct 70 te
hat nIrt ana none ~ the drivers noilfel e ,o
engaged In pitching Tue gar
oboI rakci ont basket IN which The infant was % a P ,o
attracted the atcutlOn oI tho 'u'
he mite of humanity. The yonngster was ABOUT ' U n
, be al bc.n nearly smOthered IN the asho~ rOlra %
,ar n vo,Ibi. thought paregOric hah heth
stven 10 Tho child prevent CRYING IL "onlu nav
i or IN, child u 1--we cred by ashes "ilio utnE
r,,,i IN an ash cart the dump. lie thought lhe u'
the containing the infant was
into thc cart while driver getting Oartsi ou'
tbe nearly full. The cin must hn' =
stoa M, fotn fc Fifteenth Precinct IIo was In iar
@ non ., ~ ign Il" was sent TO the Founding Asylum on
fslau o sunday.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
cY4RJTABLE REQUESTS MADE.

By the will and codic Of Isaac Hochser, which was al
ea 70 probate Yesterday S26 500 distributed among his
nephe We aud niece and $1,000 appropriated for monu
ept IN s burial plot Cypress Hills and $500 for keeping
his burial place The win is dated Augusta 1885,
srd appoints Rei.s Ferdinand kurzmann and Nancy
Reiss executors by the dated November 80 1885,
these beques;s made Mount Sinai Hospital $4,000;
Hospital 5000 Hebrew Orphan Asylum. $1,000
Deutsehe Geselisehst der sad NewYork $1,000 United
Hebrew Charities 81 0OU Sisters OF tho Poor St Francis
in charge Of 81 Francis Hospital, $1,000 Congregation
Ahawatn Chesed 81 000 MoUteoe Home for Incurabes,
81 and the Institution for the Improved Instruction OF
Deal Mutes, $1,000
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
IvSrALLLNG 4 NRR "a STOR

The Rev Dr. Robert f. sample was installed last evening
"a pasor OF the West Twenythrd street Presbyterian
church Dr. Sample comes NeNYork from Minneapolis
where for many pastor OF tho leading Presby
terrain church. lie succeeds the Rev Dr Erskne NJ White
for twelve OF tho Twenty.
third street church. White resigned his pastordte last
winter gage mission work OF the Presbyterian Church
Last evening Rev Buchanan moderator OF the Pres
byery presided Dr. Howard crosby preached
DR. White pastor delivered the charge 10 the con-
gregaon Dr. Ramsay Of Harlem, made the charge 10 the
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
rRrnERIcK KuLL BgouGnr INro COURT

Frederick Ku young statloner who shot ms sweet
heart Julia Ner home 6randst, Jersey ty; on
sunday night examination Yesterday morning peio'e
pner u,tics Stnng' Muors iathcr having IA nic
change OF n ocuu- assault and battery aRalnst MN nun
81 nat he lad no recollection of having hied the sot ho
go hst he nd = Miller had frio ndly Of four years
n that while little Jealous Of her 10 "Ohl ram
LIll himself tlan harm lie remandc lot iurlhtr
eXamlnatun Miss Miller ont Of danger Yesterday no
ound IA not a. serious is supposed she tihks
taf e sootlns W.. accicnia And tnat she VIII not
arelr against Ku understood that The couple are
euu Rpl tn D.